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Glacier National Park, Montana
Glacier National Park is in the north of
Montana. Together with the Waterton Lakes
National Park on the Canadian side of the
border, it forms the "Waterton Glacier
International Peace Park", which was
established in 1932 as a symbol of peace and
friendship between the United States and
Canada.
The only road through the park is
Going-to-the-Sun-Road, which guarantees
fascinating views of the park. The park owes
its name not to the glaciers in the park
today, but to the glaciations during the ice
age, which gave the mountains their current
appearance. Sharp-edged rocks, steeply
sloping cliffs, over 200 small firn lakes
and more than half a dozen large and
elongated lakes characterize the appearance
of the Glacier National Park. It is no
wonder that this attractive natural
landscape, supported by relatively easy
accessibility, led to the founding of the
national park in 1910.
Glacier National Park has a
well-developed network of hiking trails,
which means that you can easily venture into
untouched regions to observe the diverse
wildlife with mountain goats, eagles and
black bears. Boating, fishing or horse
riding are other activities that you can do
during your stay in Glacier National Park.
Highlights in the Glacier
National Park
- Going-to-the-Sun Road
The only road through the park is also
its biggest attraction. Breathtaking
views await you on the winding road.
- Headquarters District
During the walking tour, which is
supported by audio content, you will see
the different architectural styles that
were used when building buildings in the
park.
- Guided activities
The rangers in the park are happy to
tell you more about the unique flora and
fauna in the park. Go exploring
together!
Facts & Figures
Foundation: 1910
Area: approx. 4,100 kmē
Highest point: Mount
Cleveland (approx.3,190 m)
Visitors:
approx.2,300,000
Whitefish, Montana
Whitefish in northwestern Montana
welcomes guests in summer and winter with
numerous activities and leisure options. The
Glacier National Park, which is only 40
kilometers from the city, attracts visitors
in summer. Hikes in the wonderful nature,
fishing in the clear mountain rivers and a
trip on the famous going-to-the-sun road are
just a few of the worthwhile
excursions. Experience a special thrill on
the Walk in the Treetops. During the 2 to
2.5-hour tour, which takes you over rope
bridges through the tops of the trees, you
will be accompanied by guides who will tell
you interesting facts about Montana's flora
and fauna.
Whitefish is particularly known for its
first-class ski area, which nestles into the
foothills of the mountains of Glacier
National Park. At an altitude between 1300
and 2050 meters, there are plenty of
opportunities for advanced and good skiers
to have fun in the snow. In winter there are
also exciting events. At the Whitefish
Winter Carnival, residents roam the city in
brightly decorated cars and costumes. At the
Ski Joring Race, skiers are pulled by horses
over a snowy route, reviving the Old West
era.
Highlights in Whitefish
- Whitefish Mountain Resort
The ski area in Whitefish is a great
holiday destination, especially for
advanced riders.
- Walk in the Treetops
The Walk in the Treetops takes you
through the tree tops to fascinating
viewpoints.
- Whitefish Ski Joring
Experience the connection between Old
West and modern sport. In ski joring,
skiers are pulled by horses across the
race track.
Facts & Figures
Foundation: late 19th
century
Population: approx.5,000
Area: 11.5 kmē
Height: 923 m
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